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Cowichan Valley Youth Services is dedicated to supporting vulnerable youth in the Cowichan Valley. We offer a range of programs and services to address the diverse needs of young people in our community. Our goal is to provide a safe and supportive environment where youth can access the resources and guidance they need to thrive. Get involved today and make a difference in the lives of local youth.
UPCOMING PROJECTS.
We are constantly working on new projects and initiatives to better serve the youth in our community. Stay tuned for updates on our upcoming programs and events aimed at empowering and supporting young people in the Cowichan Valley.
Counseling and Mentoring
Community Outreach
Our counseling and mentoring programs provide one-on-one support for youth facing challenges such as mental health issues, family conflict, and substance abuse. Through our community outreach efforts, we engage with local schools, organizations, and individuals to raise awareness about youth issues and create a network of support for vulnerable young people.
Skill Building Workshops
Recreational Activities
We offer skill-building workshops to help youth develop practical skills and build confidence for their future. Our recreational activities provide opportunities for young people to socialize, have fun, and explore new interests in a safe and inclusive environment.
Volunteer Opportunities
Advocacy and Awareness Campaigns
Volunteers play a vital role in our organization, and we welcome individuals who are passionate about making a positive impact on the lives of youth. Our advocacy and awareness campaigns aim to shed light on issues affecting young people and advocate for positive change in our community.
MAKE AN IMPACT.
You can make a meaningful impact in the lives of local youth by getting involved with Cowichan Valley Youth Services. Whether you volunteer your time, donate resources, or spread the word about our work, your support can make a difference. Join us in our mission to empower and uplift vulnerable young people in the Cowichan Valley.